JSC Vocational Registration 2022

JSC Vocational Registration 2022 The registration of students studying in class 8 of various technical educational institutions for the academic year 2022 under JSC Vocational Education will begin on May 31. The institutions will have the option to enter the registration information of students online till June 11. And by June 30, the registration fee money will have to be sent to the technical education board to the educational institutions

Read more- JSC vocational level launched for the first time in the country. Across the country, 47,459 people have been admitted to 84,000 seats from class VI to IX in 134 government technical schools and colleges. According to the Department of Technical Education, almost half of the total seats are vacant. In order to start technical vocational schools from this year, 25 technical schools and colleges started teaching in JSC vocational courses in 2021.

In this course of education, a subject called ‘work-oriented engineering education is included in the subjects of general education. Those concerned said that the application for admission to the technical pre-vocational started in December last year. The admission process ended in mid-January. In this, 84 thousand 240 seats were created in 134 technical schools and colleges across the country from class VI to IX.

Accordingly, the Board of Technical Education has published the policy of admitting students from class VI to IX in the new curriculum from 2022. It is known that a total of 14 trades have been launched in these institutions. There are four trades in each of them. In addition to general education, students will be trained in these trades. Vocational courses have been introduced at the school level to spread technical education, they said.

In Class VI, 11,534 candidates were admitted in 16,440 seats, 8,103 in 16,440 seats in Class VII, 7,209 in 16,440 seats in Class VIII and 20,613 in Class IX for 34,920 seats. A total of 47,459 people were admitted to the four levels. For the first time, pre-vocational students were admitted, but more than half of the total seats were filled by students. However, while the admission rate is higher in classes VI and VII, it is slightly lower in classes 8 and 9.